We talk about the quiet moment when spiritual formation slips out of the home and into schools, churches, and programs, even when those supports are good. We argue that the strongest discipleship comes from what our kids see us live, especially when we aim at the heart, not the scoreboard, and when we practice real repentance after we fail.

• the “handoff” that happens when Christian programs start functioning like an end, not a means
• Deuteronomy 6 and why the parent stays primary in discipleship
• why curated spiritual inputs cannot replace real-time models of faith at home
• updating the “file” on your child so you are not parenting last year’s kid
• practical questions about friends and social dynamics that help kids open up
• how progress reports can swap spiritual goals for performance goals
• why achievement can become the most acceptable idol in a Christian home
• aiming at the heart beneath grades and outcomes
• what a real apology sounds like, including naming sin and asking forgiveness without a “but”

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This podcast is presented by Wayne Christian School- A Christ-centered community school whose mission is to assist parents and churches in the education of their children from a biblical worldview to impact their world for Christ. You can learn more at waynechristian.org